Best activewear for winter: Shop leggings, tops and hoodies up to 40 per cent off top brands
Lorna Jane is officially entering her cool girl era.
The Australian activewear label, known for its polished matching sets and studio-ready separates, has taken a fresh leap into the Gen Z fashion pool by teaming up with TikTok style star Sam Guggenheimer.
Featuring roomy silhouettes, tonal sets, classics leggings and sculpted zip-ups, there's everything you need to stay cosy this cold season.
Right now, you can score up to 40 per cent off select Lorna Jane pieces, including the 'must-have' lotus collection, alongside up to 50 per cent off Reebok and up to 54 per cent off Calvin Klein activewear.
Below, we've rounded up some of the best buys in the sales so you can nail the look without blowing the budget.
1. All Star Active Rib Zip Through Jacket was $140, now $84 at Lorna Jane
A zip-up that's made to move with you – and look great while doing it.
The All Star Active Rib Zip Through Jacket is crafted from Lorna Jane's luxe ribbed fabric that wicks sweat away and adds subtle texture. It's id eal for everything from early morning runs to Sunday strolls with a coffee in hand.
The slimline silhouette is flattering without being restrictive, while practical features like thumbholes and a secure zip pocket make it easy to wear all day long. This is the kind of piece that'll elevate your leggings -and-top combo instantly.
2. Reebok Lux High-Waisted Tights was $90, now $79 at Reebok
When it comes to leggings that can handle your workout and your to-do list, these are a top pick.
Reebok's Lux High-Waisted Tights are built with Speedwick technology to keep you dry during intense sessions, while MOTIONFRESH fabric helps fight odour so you can run errands straight after the gym.
The wide waistband sits snugly without digging in, offering a flattering fit that supports you where it counts. From pilates to the school pickup line, these tights do it all.
3. Calvin Klein French Terry Hoodie was $149, now $74.95
Part of CK Sport's new activewear line, this French terry hoodie is made for movement, but looks good enough to wear to dinner.
With moisture-wicking and quick-drying fabric, it's a dream for layering on cooler days without feeling heavy or damp.
The cut is relaxed but still elevated, and the iconic Calvin Klein logo adds just the right amount of polish. This is the kind of hoodie that makes activewear feel sophisticated.
4. GymShark Apex Contrast Long Sleeve Top was $85, now $51 at GymShark
Looking to power through your next gym sesh without overheating?
This long sleeve top from GymShark is a game changer. Made with BRZE technology, it's built to keep you cool and dry even during the most intense workouts.
The seamless jacquard design moves with your body, while the contour lines add shape and style. Whether you're training hard or lounging hard, this one keeps you looking sharp.
5. Luluemon Scuba Oversized Full-Zip Hoodie Taupetastic was $169, now $134
Lululemon's cult-fave Scuba Hoodie has had a tonal winter makeover, and it's just as dreamy as ever.
Designed in a cloud-soft fleece with an oversized fit, this hoodie is all about comfort without compromising on shape.
It hits that perfect spot between cropped and longline, making it ideal for layering over leggings or pairing with high-waisted pants. Add in the roomy hood and thumbholes, and you've got the ultimate winter throw-on.
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